Upload a QIF file and get a CSV of the transactions. QIF is an older text format from Quicken, and this turns it into a spreadsheet you can sort, filter, and total.
Your uploaded file is processed on our server and deleted right after the conversion. If you are signed in, the converted result is kept for 7 days so you can download it again from your account, then deleted. We never store the contents of your original file.
Date, amount, payee, memo, and check number are read from each QIF entry and laid out in columns.
The sign on each amount is preserved and written to a type column, so credits and debits stay clear.
The CSV opens in Excel, Google Sheets, and any spreadsheet tool, with no cleanup needed.
Bank-type QIF files are read. The header line such as Type:Bank is recognized, and transactions are taken from the records that follow.
There is a balance column, but it stays empty because QIF transactions do not include a running balance. Date, amount, and payee come through.
QIF is hard to read by eye and few current tools import it. A CSV opens in any spreadsheet, which makes the data easy to review and reuse.
No. Your QIF file is read on our server and deleted right after the conversion. Its contents are not logged.
